La Grande evening observer., July 27, 1919, Image 5

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.SUNDAY. ffULY 27,1919
THE SUNDAY MORNING OBSERVER
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"WHY YOUR FEET ACHE"
O "MARlNKl.LO"
T s.Oe Crtnm, Acme I'renm, and Whft
o ing Cream, 9l)c.
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Tire toilet writer fgr excessive per-spir-
O'Oa; in t'i size? O''0arul tiile.
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MEN!
Colgate's Shaviro Stick, and Colgate's
"Handy Grip" Shaving Stick, 35c.
Get a booklet on "Treatment and Care P
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of the Feet," by Dr. Wm. M. Seholl,
HiLh. -Ohoe lV'imrtment.
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Equally i charming in all lis ap
pointments, as the first omv
was the sut'ond bridge party, with
which Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe emcrtu.'n
ed recently, houoilng her sister,
Mrs. H. M. Ruby and her duuyrter.
Miss Maud Mairei;cr, of Gulden.
Colorado, who are hause guests, of
, Colonel and .M lvannoo. Hish
honors were awarded Mrs. Dolile
, Green, while one of the honor guests.
" Mrs. Iluby, .hold second place. I)e
"llclous iefrcslunent3, charniinglj
erved were, enjoyed following tin
game.
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One of the events of the season
will be a delightful tuforinal dancing
party given by the younger set a,
the paik next Tuesday evening. Th'
Personnel Includes: The Misses Dor
othy Meyers, Leona. Newlin, Mar."
Newllu, Minna Ash, Bessie Allinson,
Stella Desilet, Margaret Corbett,
Helen Currey, Inez Knowles, Char
lotte, Jones, Helen Sims, Ilene Peare,
W'ilma Oesterllng, 'Roma Jacobson.
and Mrs. Charles Dingner and Mrs
Clarence Chatboneau.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Zurbrick enter
tained the Clio Club at their at
factivq home on Main -avenue Wed
nesday night. Six tables or bridge
were arranged and Hal Bohnenkamp
carried away the honors. Baskets of
sweet peas In pastel shades and
graceful gladiolas weie effectivelj
used about the rooms. Additional
guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Day, Miss Maud McGregor, of Den
ver, Colo., M'. Charles Harding aad
Dr. Laudis, of Seatlef
Levi A. Dukes and Emll Plum
ridge were married at the M. E.
Arcade
MONDAY
TUESDAY
" Mr .O.il Mrs. El. or Stolard nn l
j family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stoddard
and family, Mr. and Mrs. David Stod
oilard and family, Miss Jeaffciette Hjd-
dard, Miss Helen Thomas, Mi Netty.
Adams and John Stoddard left vi's'.-m-.
day afternoon for an auto trip to Mi.
Rainier, where tjie men of the party
! will'nttand a lnmliprmen's convcrfirtn 1
They will be gone for a count; ofi
weeks. Mr. and Mrs. David Sto.lili rcl
will stop over in Portland a cotiple of
"days, where they will purchase a nev!
cat and join the party later.
La .Granite Wends of Henrv Mc ',
Caffery, well known member of 0.- W. .
Superintendent Bollons' staff, wcl-.j
corned him home yesterday with his
bride, who was formerly Mis Winni- j
fred English, of Goodmayes, Essex, J
England. They arrived trom Portland!
on No. 6 after an extensive honeym .on;
trip. Mr. McCaffery met his bride at
New York city on her arrival fronii
England and they were married in
that city July 12. Returning west,
they spent some time in Colorado and
then went on through to Portland to
spend a couple of days. They will till:
up housekeeping here.
Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe, was hosteaiT
last Saturday night at a party, glvci
in honor of Mis. H. N. Rubey and he
daughter, who are visiting here frcr
Golden City, Colorado. About twen
ty-four enjoyed Mrs. Ivanhoe's hos
pitality. The evening was topped of'1
with dainty refreshments.
parsonage yesterday at 11:. 10 o'clock
Rev. N. Sherman Hawk officiating
Mr. Dukes is a fanrter whoso home
is between Cove and Union and the
br-ide has been a resident of Woiser
Idaho.
Dr. and Mrs. Ray F. Murphy and
Mrs. Murphy's brother, Mr. J. Rol
land Griffith, of Kansas City, Mir.
leave, today to motor to Nestuccu
Bay. They intend Etaylng for f
couple of weeks.
Final Clean-Up of Ladies'7
. Dresses and Skirts
At L Grande's iggest, Busiest and Best Sloie
!
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tonocnriiNMiu
Sale of.
Skirts
Included in this largo
and varied select ion
arc some of the sea
son's newest ami host
creations of Kuiiisi
Kunisa, Pepelettc,
Shark Satin, Baro
nette and "White Satir
Also there are AYool
Skirts and Woo'
Plaids and "Yhitv
Wash Skirts Ever
one is included. You
have tho entire stock
to select from," and we
ask you to conic early
for the host selection
Beginning tomorrow
20 PER CENT OFF !
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jSC0ETATTY'AR3UC;L
ta'Cdn-r-jiTT? Cut'
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IorothyGisk
f-MVE
r.ight
hundred
at one
swoop in a small
townvand before you
know it 4he kid
bought Thrift Stamps
with the whole roll
and showed she was
:American! Sotnm
picWe!
A very enjoyable evening wa..
spent last Friday evening, wltrr
Mrs. H. H. Grady entertained four
:ablcs at cards, In honor of Mis.'
Bessfe Allinson. At a suitable hour
iainty refreshments were served.
Miss Evelyn Lilly, of Baker, is the
iruest of Mrs. Steincamp and Mrs.
Lindsay, of Island City, for u few
lays.
Miss Cauthorne Lindsay, of Spo
:ane, Wash., is spend ng a short time
n the district, being the guest of her
rrandmother, Mrs. Lindsay, of Islan I
"ity.
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The' Misses Lena Robertson, Mary
Troupe and Ilene I'care left yesterday
tfternoon for Baker to stay over Sun
lay.
Mrs. Storey and daughter, Nellie,
nrrived in the city a few days ago 1 1
isit with friends and relatives. They
will return to their home in Tuppenish.
Wash., in a few weeks.
A party of young people expect '
'eavc this morning for a motor tr;p 'o
Fisher's Springs to enjoy a swim in
he natatorium there. They will re
turn tomorrow evening.
TAPESTRY
The first real Tapestry we
have been able, to got for sonic
time. A very pretty pattern
of rather dark colors. PritV
$5.00 Yard.
Tapestry, Table Scarfs and
Pillow Tops
Many different shapes, as
well as colors. You will sure
ly find what you want in thifi
collection all different, and
at different prices.
STILL ON
Dress Sale
fill Lots of Drcfwog left yet. Ev.cry Silk
Wjf mil "Wool Dress we have lias been in
cluded in" this sale; Dresses of Geor
gette, Crcpc de Chine, Satin and Taf-
f eta ; also Dresses of Serge and other
$'tf Wool Matei fals Every one new this
season. '
Any Dress in Entire Stock at
20 Off
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' SALE OF
HOUSE
DRESSES
This lot of house drosses were left over from a special sale a fev
weeks kd and we are offering the remainder of tho stock at the sumo
price now. Only a limited number, so get your's first, $1.3!).
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MEN.
This week wo received twelve new
"Waist-Seam models in 1IAUT
SC'IIA FKNKR & MAWX Varsity
Eil'ty-Iive Suits AVhen we say
tliey're,iniile by Hart Hi-baffiier f
JIai'.v, that's enougli about tin
(jualiky. Tlio colors are mostly
mixtures of greens iind browns.
Sec the few in our window
there are l 'e inside, at $45.00
and $50.00. We invite you to in
spect them.
New
YARNS
For your Sweaters the light colors
in the right yarn Fleishner's pink,
wild rose, coral, yellow and peacock
are the colors. Price 40c skein.
A New
One
For
Fall
This is a Heaver Itrown, high
Louis heel ami lonj; narrow vamps,
of very fine grade kid, blind eye
let; the top is slightly higher than
those of last fall or last spring, due
to the fact that all restrictions or
shoes were lifted. This is one of
our prettiest fall styles. Price $11.
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LOCAL
OPENINGS'
i.
lishop Paddock to Speak
Services will be held at St. Peter ?
church at 11:30 Sunday mornirrR. This
vill be Bishop Paddock's last visit to
La Grande for some time arrd it "is es
pecially desired that all who can jt
'.end the services. The subject he will
speak on will be "Wilt La (it and;
Help Save the World.'
DURING AUGUST .
"Watch our ads for arrivals of NKW .bWLL MERCHANDISE ho
on hand to soc it unpacked. "We like to havo you there to see each .
new garment as it comes direct from the factory.
Jones Funeral to He Held Mondav
The funenrl of C. K. Jones will N
I held Monday afternoon at ', oV.'or k
I at the Christian church. The remain
arc now at the liohnenkamp chapel.
All Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and fam
ilies also visiting Odd .Fellows, Re
bekahs and families are invited to a
picnic at Riverside Park, .Sutulay.
August 3, 1919. Everybody ivi.ij?
yor baskets. 7-27-::t
Has Wrdding at Milton
Rev. R, II. Coker, pastor of the
Christian church, left on the cily
morning train Saturday, for Mill on,
OveM where he was called to official!
at the marriage. ceremony Sunday of
the junior member of the firm u( Wal
lace Hrnjt., of Pendleton, to a popular
young lady of Milton.
Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, county school
superintendent, resumed htr dut es at
her office yesterday morning, an
nouncing that .he was glad to get
back to wor k again.
Lumberman Buys Nah-(iiind
David Stoddard, of the Grande
Ronde Lumber Company, has' purchas
ed from the It. O. Hamilton agency
here a Nash Quad .truck. Mr. Stod
dard will use his machine to haul tim
ber down from Whiskey creek.
Missionary Meeting
The Missionary Society of the Bap
tist church met Friday afternoon' at
tho home of Mrs. C. E. Happersett. A
very pleasant afternoon was spent.
Light refreshments were served.
Coine to I taker
dTTE. P. nnd Mrs. Mossman l?n -e
this morning for Haker to spend th
day with Mra. touise Geiscr at he
mountain home near Baker
VIISO. MAY VISIT BAKKIl wired to Senator Chamberlain ra
Prertjden Wilson will be asked to- questing blm to personally Invite tho
make Baker a. visit whop he comes to prosldnnt f place Buker upon hi
Oregon this summer. Secretary itfnoraty when ho makes bis western
Menchum of the CommrelBl club ha trip." Haknr Democrat.
Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe In Office Again
Returning Friday night from a two
weeks' vacation spent at Walla Walla.
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3l.VTTj:ING.IftXfc0
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For Sale
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ail niiaiilc
700 iicfcs. .1 miles fi om Xfi. Ptiwdcr, 1
Uiitu.J, 1(H) ill alfalfa, clover, timothy,
hut ol."i0 neves:' l.")0"acrcs in Ijiiniiiict laljow;
puty of tcr, ii'iw liarn olx.'d, lioMs 10 tons,0
Jfi 1iojni's,0H' coV.s.JiJ-hin, yranaiy. harness room:
-1oiii hoiise.o'Ojl ftyhard: uithplnye troes '.V
f,ns ( li?y: 1K) tons on j l;t--: seeit'TT) eatthv
alioiit :'.() loflk is. '.'i) horses. 1 fc'eu'.tallioll,
-10 1 miiis. l!0 sheep, (illelliekens, fa flu implements.
J ewns. tri ia ine-nt.o
toek ai.d equipment: juire
me-ntoft farm, an! A 1 :S. U
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Pyramid LandoCo.
-LllllS Avenue, fci? (ilalj'e. OlL'oll.
Get The Habit
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of' saving and thrift; hiere.aso your
woijiin c;ijMtal. AVc offer you tho
' belief it bf iir lartr banking facilities
ai4 hmj eAjient'nco.
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANS
Capitri.aiid Surplus, $,2iVWO.0O
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Does Your Diamond
Need Remounting
Hi
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thein'for you
W(i have pi Ktonk nil sizes of plain
stud fiitiey mould iiifjs .
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